I would disagree. I think some officials at your table might disagree, because when you read that, the “and” doesn't separate what was said above. It's an addition to what's said above. It's not a disconnect.
Trust me, I'm not an English grammar teacher, but I will tell you that the way that reads, it's an addition to what we said above, including magazines, for importation, for exportation and for exclusive use in the manufacture and assembly of automatic firearms—automatic, not semi-automatic—which are already prohibited in this country.
I'm trying to understand. This could have an impact for a lot of people, if we don't understand exactly what we're trying to do here. I'm trying to get clarity. This is a substantial difference. Will it actually have an impact on public safety? I don't know, because these things are already supposed to be....
We're talking about a large-capacity magazine. My friends from the RCMP will confirm that large-capacity magazines are already prohibited for a fully automatic firearm.